August Civic Holiday weekend hike along Highland Creek from Guildwood GO Station through Highland Creek Park, Morningside Park, Colonel Danforth Park and finally East Point Park on the shore of Lake Ontario. It is a loop hike, as we shall return to Guildwood GO Station. Voluntary contributions to the Escarpment Legacy Fund will be greatly appreciated. No pre-registration required.

Depart:

10 am

Meet at:

Guildwood GO station ticket collector(Guildwood GO station, 4105 Kingston Rd, is serviced by the TTC 86 Scarborough bus from Kennedy subway station as well as the Lakeshore East GO train. For GO train info: www.gotransit.com or call 1 888 GET ON GO.)

this is first stage of pilgrim route to martyrs shrine . it is also annual kampenfelt festival in barrie we will walk along Barrie lake side trail to oro medonte trail to shanty bay for swim . time to check out kampenfest after hike .

Depart:

8:30 am

Meet at:

York Mills Subway Station: Buses park at 16 York Mills Road in front of the York Mills Centre near the north entrance to the subway.
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1. 10 km beautiful trail along the Conestogo River.
2. Beer testing at Block 3 Brewery.
3. Visiting The Mennonite Story Centre
4. Last hour to shop at St. Jacobs Farmers' market to get the best deal.
5. This is a joint event with Charity Hike Club.

Depart:

8 am

Meet at:

York Mills Subway Station: Buses park at 16 York Mills Road in front of the York Mills Centre near the north entrance to the subway.
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Meet at Roadside Parking - east of km 149.7 on Graham's Jill Rd. After meet up and sign up the waiver form, we will car shuttle to km 172.5(Bluewater Park, Wiarton. Parking area opposite the arena. N 44.742514, W 81.135140) to hike back. Car shuttle in effect at start and end of hike. All must take part in the car shuttle. This hike was also posted on the Toronto Bruce Trail Club Meetup ( https://www.meetup.com/Toronto-Bruce-Trail-Club/ ). Please arrange your own transportation or accommodation. If you need carpooling or accommodation sharing, post your requests on the Comments section of the event page on the TBTC Meetup. If you are not yet a member of any of the 9 clubs of Bruce Trail Conservancy, we encourage you to consider joining to support the Bruce Trail.

Enjoy the dramatic scenery of the Gorge and the Grand River during a moderately challenging hike followed by a visit to the historic town of Elora. We will visit a restaurant for lunch afterward. Please see "Other information" for details. Expect a late arrival back to Toronto (around 6:30 pm)

Maximum number of participants: 44Dropout available at: 7.5 km.Hiking bootsRefreshments afterFamiliesPub stop afterLate return (after 6pm)Strong BeginnersWe would like to arrange a lunch at an attractive terraced restaurant facing the river that would be opened especially for our use. We will need an advance commitment from interested hikers. Please check: la-fontana.ca and e-mail Ruth by July 10 if you will have lunch at the restaurant. Insufficient commitment means we'll find an alternate restaurant or restaurants. For your information over 75% of the hike is under tree cover and during which there will be two opportunites to refill your water bottle. Also a nominal conservation area admission fee applies.

Meet at Roadside Parking - east of km 149.7 on Graham's Jill Rd. After meet up and sign up the waiver form, we will car shuttle to km 129.5
( Lindenwood Parking Area- 500 m west of km 129.5 on the Lindenwood Rd. N 44.685276, W 80.995970) to hike back. Car shuttle in effect at start and end of hike. All must take part in the car shuttle. Please arrange your own transportation or accommodation. This hike was also posted on the Toronto Bruce Trail Club Meetup ( https://www.meetup.com/Toronto-Bruce-Trail-Club/ ). If you need carpooling or accommodation sharing, post your requests on the Comments section of the event page on the TBTC Meetup. If you are not yet a member of any of the 9 clubs of Bruce Trail Conservancy, we encourage you to consider joining to support the Bruce Trail.

Hike with us along the lake front from the ferry docks to the Canadian National Exhibition and enjoy the CNE opening day (reduced price of admission) which includes free shows, farm exhibits, crafts, etc. We will arrive at the CNE around 10:00 am and split up at the gates so that everyone can enjoy what interests them.
Food and water can be purchased at the CNE or you can bring your own.

Come join us for a walk along the Waterfront Trail beginning at Harbourfront and going west to Port Credit. Once in Port Credit, be entertained by all the talented performers at BuskerFest. Then, catch the Go Train back to Union Station later in the day. Make sure to bring water and some snacks. Many options for lunch once we arrive in Port Credit.

Hike along the Rouge River, around Toogood Pond and into historic Main Street Unionville where several venues will be hosting the Markham Jazz Festival. Preregistration is optional but saves time during the sign in process and allows the hike leader to send current information.

Depart:

10:45 am

Meet at:

Markham Pan Am Centre(Meet inside main lobby of the Markham Pan Am Centre Kennedy Road north of Highway 407. Contact hike leader for information on reaching the meeting place by public transit. Free shuttle back to the Pan Am Centre from the Jazz Festival.)

Trekking in the mountain region north-east of Quebec City with breathtaking views and wildlife viewing (105 km in 6.5 days, trip duration total 10 days)

FIRST OF ALL: THIS NOT A BACKPACKING TRIP BUT A FAIRLY COMFORTABLE 105 KM LONG TREK FOR 6.5 DAYS WITH STAYS IN CHALETS ON THE WAY.

It is a fairly comfortable journey because you will be serviced on a daily basis by a non-profit organization which is taking good care of the trails and providing for hikers' needs during their adventure. You will be hiking only with your day pack carrying water, lunch and few other necessities.

You will be staying for 6 nights in rustic chalets during your journey. The chalets can accommodate up to 15 people.

The trip is suitable only for very fit members who are comfortable hiking uphill for extended period of time with elevation gain up to 900 m during one hike (this are mountains, not hills). We hike only as group close to each other taking breaks as needed and stopping to enjoy breathtaking vistas and to view wildlife. Bring your camera with you. WE ONLY CARPOOL (and already have 3 drivers) .If you consider to commit to driving, you have to be comfortable to do so for up to 5-6 hours (to Montreal and back).

August 23, Friday morning: departure from Toronto, drive to Montreal. Overnight stay in Montreal
August 24, Saturday morning: Drive for ca 4 hours north-east of Montreal. Registration. Start of the hiking adventure.
From August 24 to August 30 overnight stay in chalets while trekking 105 km.
August 30: Finishing of the hike. Drive to Quebec City and overnight stay.
August 31: Some sightseeing in Quebec City and drive to Montreal. Overnight stay in Montreal.
September 1: Drive back from Montreal to Toronto.

Spend a relaxed day in this recreational area on the Eramosa River. We'll explore the interesting geological features, including potholes and caves (challenging climb into North America's second largest pot hole is optional), as well as some of the history of the area as evidenced by the ruins of the Harris Mill. We'll be mostly on nature trails. Bring your bathing suit to make use of the beach after our hike or you can rent a canoe or paddleboat. On the way home, we'll stop at Andrew's Scenic Acres and Scotch Block Winery. We will be collecting the conservation area admission along with the bus fare - or you can do an e-transfer in advance

Are you a Camino bound? a veteran pilgrim? These walks let you connect with fellow pilgrims and find answers to your Camino questions while you put in training miles. In this first of 3 hikes, we'll walk about 15 km at a medium pace over moderate terrain. Includes some hilly sections. No dropout point. Using the main trail and side trails, we will hike in loops through the Scotsdale property and Silver Creek Conservation Area.

Maximum number of participants: 30No dropoutsHiking bootsYou are not required to participate in all 3 hikes, but if you do you will get to experience 3 consecutive days of walking. Also, for maximum training benefit, carry your loaded Camino backpack.

Join us for a fabulous hike (16 km at a 4 km/hr pace) with great views of Georgian Bay and the surrounding countryside. We will explore the beautiful Loree Forest and Swiss Meadows, have lunch overlooking the Bay, and refreshments in Blue Mountain VIllage after the hike. Wear long pants to protect yourself from poison ivy, and bring at least two litres of water. We hope to be back in the city around 7 pm. Non-members and fit beginners welcome. Members please register online. Non-members should text or email Martina to register.

Cost:

$23.00 Bus fare member$30.00 Bus fare non-member$5.00 Bus fare child

Depart:

8 am

Meet at:

York Mills Subway Station: Buses park at 16 York Mills Road in front of the York Mills Centre near the north entrance to the subway.
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We will hike through High Park to Grenadier Pond, and then along the lakeshore to Ontario Place & Harbourfront Centre to join the TAIWANfest. We will arrive at the festival by 12:30 pm. There is a lot of Taiwanese Style Food. You can have your lunch there and then join the activities. All programs are free. For more details about the TAIWANFest: https://taiwanfest.ca/toronto/programs/
Ju Percussion Group:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hwkb_svXDPc&feature=youtu.be

There will be goldenrods, possibly asters, and end-of-summer plants. This hike will follow the Cedarvale Ravine north from St. Clair Ave. It will be very slow. It will focus on plants in the area which will be different from those on the June hike in the same area. We will stop and go for the length of the hike, so be prepared for a slow progress. The distance we travel will depend on what we see. Bring snacks , water and a pen.

Come out for some fresh air and exercise; enjoy some time with friends and family. We will depart promptly at 9:00 am and hike both the main and side trails.

Depart:

9 am

Meet at:

Hockely Valley Parking Area - east of km 60.1 located on the north side of Hockley Rd.(Go north on Hwy 400, turn west (left) on Hwy 9, then north on Airport Rd, then west (left) on Hockley Rd. The parking lot is just past the 3rd Line and directly across the address 307382 Hockley Rd.)

Are you a Camino bound? a veteran pilgrim? These walks let you connect with fellow pilgrims and find answers to your Camino questions while you put in training miles. This hike begins with a pack demo, then we'll hike the Rattlesnake Point Side Trail, head down into the valley and up to Crawford Lake, have lunch and loop back to our cars.

Depart:

9 am

Meet at:

Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area LOWER parking lot - east of km 112.2. Enter from Appleby Line 1 km north of Derry Rd(Hwy 401 W, exit at Campbellville/Guelph Line, head south. Turn left onto Derry Rd. Turn left onto Appleby Line, entrance to Rattlesnake Point is at the top of the steep hill. Follow directions to the LOWER parking lot.
GPS coordinates: N 43.469506Â°, W 79.913648Â°)

Hill Training! If this doesn't prepare you for the Pyrenees, nothing will! It's a 12 km shuttle hike where you're guaranteed a workout as we go up and down a series of deep ravines in rapid succession. Beautiful views, including the 360-view from Murphys Pinnacle.

Depart:

9 am

Meet at:

Mulmur Hills Parking - km 29.4 on 1st Line East (4.5 km north of Hwy 89)(From 401, take Hwy 10 north to Hwy 89. Turn right on Hwy 89 to get to 1st Line, turn left (north). Continue for about 4.5 km. Parking lot is on the right (716599 1st Line))

This is part one of three hikes that will cover the main trail of the Toronto section.
From the meeting location we will car shuttle to Hilton Falls parking lot (we will share the cost of the entrance fee) on Map 11.

Depart:

8:30 am

Meet at:

Roadside parking on east side of Fourth Line (GPS N43.615163, W79.975157)

End to End #1 of 3Maximum number of participants: 15No dropoutsNo dogsHiking bootsDress for the weatherPlease arrive at the meeting location at least 20 minutes before start time for signing the waiver form.
Please bring a minimum of 2L water, sunscreen, snacks and lunch and dress for the weather to enjoy these hikes.

Meet at km 129.5- Lindenwood Parking Area-. After meet up and sign up the waiver form, we will car shuttle to km 106.7-Roadside Parking - south of km 106.7 at the west end of Young's Dr(N 44.568131, W 80.977042) to hike back. Car shuttle in effect at start and end of hike. All must take part in the car shuttle. Please arrange your own transportation or accommodation if you need. This hike was also posted on the Toronto Bruce Trail Club Meetup ( https://www.meetup.com/Toronto-Bruce-Trail-Club/ ). If you want to look for carpooling or accommodation sharing, post your requests on the Comments section of the event page on the TBTC Meetup. If you are not yet a member of any of the 9 clubs of Bruce Trail Conservancy, we encourage you to consider joining to support the Bruce Trail.

Depart:

8:30 am

Meet at:

Lindenwood Parking Area- 500 m west of km 129.5 on the Lindenwood Rd. N 44.685276, W 80.995970(Large parking area with access to the main Trail via either the Lindenwood Side Trail or Alvar Side Trail.)